In a heartwarming story from Hendersonville, Tennessee, high school students teamed up to create a prosthetic hand for their classmate, Sergio Peralta. Born with a right hand that never fully formed, Sergio had always managed with his left hand. However, his engineering teacher and classmates saw an opportunity to combine technology and empathy. Over four weeks, they designed and built a 3D-printed prosthetic hand. The project not only changed Sergio's life by giving him new possibilities but also left a lasting impact on the students, highlighting the power of compassion and collaboration in solving real-world problems.
